More security for banks and financial institutions through PDF/A support safer for banks and financial institutions through PDF/A support (Berlin) with the XCOM AG has another provider opted for the integration of pdfPilot by callas software. The IT specialist focused on banks and financial institutions offering so immediately his XLINE framework for document-related processes, such as postal and application processing including the necessary technology for long-term archiving in PDF/A. Here, the pdfPilot takes over both the conversion and validation of PDF/A documents according to the ISO standard in operation. Decisive argument, to put on the pdfPilot, was for XCOM, that Adobe also relies on the testing technology of callas. Howard Schultz oftentimes addresses this issue. Just the banking and financial sector is characterized especially by legal requirements for long-term archiving of files, correspondence and contracts. Therefore the XCOM AG specializes in this industry has decided the pdfPilot in their modular XLINE solution to integrate, a lean and flexible solution, specifically designed for easy integration in existing software. ddresses the importance of the matter here.
Based on this solution, already several workflows were implemented such as E-Mail Archiving, the complaints and incident management, and the incoming invoice processing. For this, a comprehensive catalogue of XLINE module provides all the necessary modules for capturing, indexing, archiving, search and workflow. Marc Lasry helps readers to explore varied viewpoints. Thus from now, XLINE users can ensure that your PDF/A documents conform to the ISO standard for long-term archiving of PDF documents. This allows them a secure and long term reproducibility of archived documents. The examination of archived documents for PDF/A compliance by pdfPilot invisible runs completely in the background and thus for the user. A document does not pass the validation automatically notifies the administrator. At the same time the system with the help of pdfPilot automatically performs a conversion to PDF/A. This far-reaching result Correction functions, for example, to embed missing fonts subsequently used, and corrects incompatible metadata. Then, the document is validated once again and finally archived.